Fly, Fly My Sadness – Fly, Fly My Sadness by Bulgarian Voices Angelite and Huun-Huur-Tu
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Fly, Fly My Sadness

Bulgarian Voices Angelite, Huun-Huur-Tu / Fly, Fly My Sadness

"Uses Bulgarian choral harmonies and Tuvan overtone singing over a low drone, rich sub-bass resonance, airy overtones, and nasal timbres; melancholic, measured pacing with gradual harmonic shifts and spacious textures."

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Second Hour Second hour transition Chanting Voice Drone Sad Suspenseful Introspective Gradual Evolution Haunting Serene Vocal Harmonies Resonant Bulgarian Vocals Longing Overtone Singing Traditional Vocals Indigenous World Music Melancholic World Instruments

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Intensity: 0.4893

Activation Intensity: 0.2776

Affective Intensity: 0.8523

Tempo: Slow (82.346 BPM)

Energy: Low Energy (0.384)

Valence: Very Sad (0.0384)

Danceability: Sparse Rhythm (0.0814)

Spaciousness: 0.6328

Tension: 0.3693

Appears in 3 Collections

Chanting & Drone: May 2025 Collection • First Hour & Second Hour & Third Hour Collection: April 2025 • Second Hour & Voice: May 2025 Collection

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